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Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Through Psrss OF sussex. i.

A aeptlsman, o native and former
resident Of Sussex Clunty, but now .
resident Of this city, has Just returned
from Q little jiunt down among bis
ative rines and sands. He says he
fiuds govd crops of corn every where.
A field belonging to William w. Hurdle
In Indian River equals the best corn ne
ever saw, and that Is saying much
after seeing the large crops on SONS OF
the crack farms Of New Castle County.
At Milford sll crops are good, and
not withstand ing the partial failure OF
the peach cioo there IL . fair good crop
around Milford. Pesohes have sold at
Milford Tor g. Sc per basket. At George.
town peaches ,old for 81 and $3.50 per
basket. Yet, In the face OF these high
prices, orchards have been sold st low
prices. For instance, George W.
Thoroughgood OF Georgetown, bought
Captain Joseph Adkins crop 1850 cents
Q basket, and McCailey s. Brewinston
Ct Lewes. are paying bus 40 cents
basket for peaches for their cannery
and are getting oil they want.
1t is almost In p ossible to get peach
to eat At any OF these peach centres.
Tney are eli for sale TO buyers at the
stations to ship. Even the etores eau
no. get them Tor the use OF their custo-
mers.
While at Milton cur informant was
shaved with q razor, date marked 1903.
IL Is the property CT W. 8. Mearns and
is now considered the best razor in Mil
ton. P. j. Hart, formerly Of Milton,
but now proprietor OF the Eagle Hotel
/ in G sor getowu, keeps an excellent hotel.
HIS table is supplied with the best the
season can afford, and no pains and
trouble are spared to make the guests
feel comfortable and at home. Gunner
going down to Georgetown should TAKE
the hack at the depot that takes to tn'
Eagle Hotel.
Our correspondent represents the sta
ton ut Georgetown ss wretchedly kept
He says he counted 90 pssse gers in au
18 by 20 room waiting for the train
Many OF the passengers were ladiei
with children In their arms, and yet al
the seating capacity was one old rick
city chair and three settees, the who'll
account odsting about sixteen persons
To make matters worse couple o
young lads in charge are saucy and i'm
pudent, and thoW no disposition to &C
com mmodate the people.
Rev. Mr.. Johpson, rector of 81
Georges Episcopal Church, India
River dundred, for hfteen years, will
soon remove to take charge Of tn
Episcopal Church 3: Laurel. Del.
Paynter Frame, Indian Rivers grea
watermelon grower, has as usual
very large crop. 1t is said that b
trains them length wise Of the State I
keep them from growing beyond th
State lines. While Mr.. Frame has on
eye on his melon patch It is said b
keeps the other on the Gubernatorii
term when IL comes around TO SUSSEX
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
To the Pabiic,

Wilmington Clothing House. No. 4l6
Market street, wiii be open every even
ing until farther notice, aud we will be
glad to nave our many friends call and
zee our stock OF SaitinRs and Trowser.
iugs as we'll as our Ready Made Stock.
We can show the largest stock in our
city, and AZ In the past will guarantee
satisfaction. Our $40 Custom Suits are
very stylish, and II you waut finer
fabric we can supply your wants.
Thanking all for the liberal patronage
In the past we solicit continuance oi
the came. JOHN W. DIEFENDORF,
Manager,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Gettlng scarce.

Reed and rail birds are alItady he
coming quite SCARCE la the marshes
along the river, and the few that are
offered for sale readily bring from 10
cents to 81 a dozen. The first few days
Of the sess on there vera plent of birds,
and fome 2unners baEsed as high as
would do well to get one fouIth thai
Lumber in q whcle day. This lie scarcely
TO oe wondered at, as the mum bers OF
gunners almost equaled that Of the
b,rde, ard consequently IL Is q most i'm.
possible TOW to get close enough to
the1a or the shot to do any execution
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
House Entered and Robbed.

Some time during Saturday night or
early Sunday morning, the house Of John
Ged ing, No. S02 West Sixth street, was
entered and robbed. 1t is suppost that
the front door was left unlocked, and
that the thief EFT red in that way, as
there was nothing to thow that any OF the
doors or windows had been broken open
The only thing taken was pair OF yalua
BILE hand-painted vases, which stood on
the pArlor mantle, but from the fact that
a lot of clothing aud other articles were
packed ready for removal, It was evident
that the thief was frightened away before
he accomplished his work. There Is nc
clue to the perpetrator.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
The Alarm of Ftre.

Aired Belts, Of No 4O5 south Van.
Buren sJIee called at the REPUBLICAS
ofhce THIS morning, and taid tnst he 10
the individual who struck the alarm
from box No 26 on Saturday night.
He deaies that The tire was en- a lot, but
s,ys il wss IN small yard In the rear
Of No. ll.6 Z N street. AID in close
proIiui:y 20 fence and severa! frame
houses Sone one came in his house
AID said that cne OF these houses was
on FIRE, and ss he upon going out could
Lot see tLs touGe for smoke, be thought
sach WAS TIE case and struck the alarm
He Genles that Hanlon had his arm
broken, snG says that Chief Engineer
sweeney when ted bow II Yves that he
cIme TO ttyike tie alarm, said tha. h.
ID done tiRh; under tne circumstances
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Reception Last \

At the close of the pe.i
Academy Of Music last ess
ware Club rendered M Ct
the young German d.alect
reception at their handsOa
rooms. Invitations were
several members Of the c0uj
number of prominent Citii
chestra from the Academy
and eliyened the occasion
mutic Luncheon was
after II o'e..ock, and after
been done to the many
songs were sung by hF, Il
given by Laurence Eitlngd
II. Paddock and musical
the orches ra. Al preselit
and the festiy t!es wtre 1
"wee sma' h ur,," when
parted, after voting the IN
success of the season.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Wanted Her Son Arrested,

Qlite a nice, mo,herly locking lady
came 10 he City Hall yesterday morn
ing for the purpose of having warrant
issued for he- sod. She stated that she
resides IN the country and that her son,
who has q very estimable lady for his
wife, sd deserted her In Philadelphia,
and was now iivitg with O woman In
this city, who has left her husband.
SIZE seemed very much disappointed
when informed that there was no Law
in this etste under which q warrant
could be issued for his arrest, aud ex.
pressed her intention of calling on him
and seeinr Il che could not induce Eiu
10 return &c his family.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Cut With n Red.hd

About 8 o'c eek this moi
mckinley, IL yesrs Of
with his father, Wil.is1
No. $40 Lord street, met VI
accident at the O.d Ferry
He was engaged in st'ckl1
rolls " hen one came Oai
ing him on the les pesi
Joint, cutting q cash 70
was placed in Ons OF tho
longing To ths coupan! |
Dt OantweIi's office, snd
was found to be even NOR
at first supposed. Tns .!
It, after which be was ~
home, and this morning !
well ss could be tIpec'su'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. 816 King st
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, i65,
Open all night.
J. 4. WiLSON,
Funeral Director.
PIERCE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Record Building. 9l7 ,9l9 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas may Pierce, N. a.,
Prln:ipal an: Founder. Morning, after.
noon and Night Session..

Ladies and gsntlepen are instructed In
technical knowledge qualifying them 10.
the trsnsacucn Of bu siness and the proper
management Of buslnes, AFT Iirs.
Business men, merchants and farmers
who have had doubts al TO whether 8 practi.
cal business education could DO obtaiLed
Outside OF the counting room have bee1 sur.
pri5ed at the thoroughly practical manner
in which their sons and dau 1htera have
cen qualified for business eugagsmen.s al
Pierce college, and are low among itt
werinest friencs.
Ten Hundred and Fifty t,o5g) Students
last year.
ment pro-eedinzs, cpuisiDlng ADDRESSES O
ti0verLCrr Beaver a9d higRs.uni Kew. sam
". small and Kew. SAN. =. Joues.
hBv j I'm ThUmPSUS, Desn.s
Utaces, Rooms AID q. Second Floor,
al3-eodhW.2m
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Reunion of the Harlan Family.

Tue national reunion of ths descen-
dants of George and Michael Harlan,
many CT whom live in LanCaster
County, will be held in Birminghsm
Park, near the city OF West Chester,
Chester Courty, Pa, on September 27,
23 and 90, 1887. The reunion has been
called fer the purpose OF celebrating the
twc-hunGredth anniversary Of the land
ing OF George and Michael Harlan In
America, and for the purpose Gf effect
Tag a pe-m anent organization OF the
t&mi!y Of to-day in the United States
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
kfeNyv Failure.

Z. 8 Wheeler & Co., of New Haven,
heavy importers of bar
!rcn. steel, TIN, etG., with branches In
Liverpool New York, Baltimore and
Chicago. have suspended payment, to
3 ether with the New Haven Wire Com
pany. OF which 4. 8. Wheeler 10 presi-
dent A prominent banker, who is
pretty well posted As to the Il rrn q stand
ing, put the amount of the failure Ia the
neighborhooi OF So 000, 900. Others are
not inclined to estimate quite go heavy
an indebtcd ness, but oil agree that the
liabilities are heavy.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Leather Company Failare.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 5.-Tbe Wiscon.
sin Leather Company, one OF the Oldest
houses in tho city, confessed Judgment
10 day on four notes, amour ting to over
$50 .0GO. The company was declared
insolvent by the Judge of the Circuit
Court, ana ElI OF It's property YVES se.
q Guestereh. with b. X. Miller M receiver.
fhs sheriff is in possession OF the tan.
merry and other properly OF the com
pauy. No statement Of the amount Of
Assets ard abilities has boen made.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Something For the Board of Health.

Some OF the residents on Seventh street
between West ard Tatnall streets, com.
plain ih4i they cannot get their garbage
removed. One gentleman says that he
has four buckets running over full, which
be cannot prevail on the collector TO take
sxsy. He also says that he cannot
understand how il is, that some OF the
people have no trouble in getting their
garbage taken while others Ike himself
have TO put up with the annoyance OF
leaving 1t standing around.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
To I,nrents anu Gunrninnn

Schonl days come bRt once. The
sdncat!on you give your by or girl
viii determ tne lis or her iGtute There
tore, ~ having yonug peopie over IA
y'arh OF age 10 educat, should at once
0tcure ono ot the handsome catalogues
% tie Wilmington Commercial College,
Tighlh and Market streets. Itcontairs
- test.n oLtals. Free on application.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
a Postmsstsr Kii,oa by Indians.

WASHtsGToN, Sept 5-rhe Post
,hch Department to day received LETT
tr dated August 20, announcing that
"Jossph Ward, the postmartsr at Chan.
man, COL, came 10 hts death by IndiRr q
Oh August 40, 1881"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
O. a. II. social Y

About thirty two nea
Dupont Post Of this cN!I
last night, decorated W.
and blue lanterns, anu :, WI MI
Post 0, at Pleasant HlJ
yi.itors recsived a hearty J
Mt an open camp fire nsla J
journm ent OF Post ., Con1 an|
ell OF Dupont Post was .p.i pa|
A good time vas ttps,1| s.a
present. Speeches sIs,| were
we're sung and So elc'I'sIi| ~
pared by the members VI
was heartily eDjo, td'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Lawn Party

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l,,,' r,a
lawn party at their l,Is ls''' ,
Grove, Lancaster avenue .lss,'
street, on the IAN ~. ,.usf' IN \
G. s. ID 3s6, q. The the, ~ b \
of the Great C3uncl,, =, i
ber IA, 1887, 3 ..tlO o'clOGs Gs,,s,Ii
v, within one block , Of vsSs Ss,II
viii leave Front and h"'
z 10 ID, m.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
tleTnnan PICNIC

Delaware Lodge, $40, ID. o. II will
give y picuio NJ Excelsior Park, Fifth
nnd DUPONT STREETS, on Monday, Sep.
ttmhsr IL, commencing vt O'Clock.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman and
Inuy, 20 ooL.s.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

Two Philadelphia toughs went to the
Grand Central last night, and their pug.
listic propepsitits getting the better OF
them, they assaulted Archie Gallo
way, when they were promptly elected.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
DIH Nd.

wHITE.-On the An irs., James White, in
his slst year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, Vfamp
oell's Shops) on Wednesday, 7ih inst, at
231 O'Clock, without further notes. Inter
nent At Wilmington and brandywine csne-
terry.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
STRICKEN With Pn-

Constable George s,olv,I,|
stricken win Snms bod
whils attending t, 20 sO%v cI},,
@sa eastsrn part Of l.s,.s. ,hs S''!s3
moved to bis res,a0D'A saa A ps|
sum seuDGl monsd, who SDl Sid i's,, !, 81
bic for bis relief,, oIr IN a ct|
morning that DC y
finl.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
rns Oity coa,Il i'Il

Judge ounmias, 5 .o,s, 5sls ., 4
ses. ION OF city ,e,7'as,Ds eGqi, .,
eisPS,tdh cisps, tcdhslssd. y s.,' Vita q aaSl a@s1is
snnml'i'Ma S'nss.i Massrlje 1nij ,.s,s join d
Fftderlof F'Sin coptsn tsnl,,pIt Ts's o. T
S9m%,',1"af isgs9, ana ware " ssIa IIS.ss %
so"s for g further bearing
iro,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
- Q 81
Musical |

-, "sicAl.
The Choral Club b.
hesrsol OF the season
the most favorable
There we're forty m.,
which was a very pood
sidering that II was Ia
and the men bera t,i
short notice. The soloi,|
well up in their pat, n
that the club vii. c9uI
hesrsals in about two ;
csntata will be given nj
October. 1t will be nscesJ
to be set, after which nal
Will be admitted until alI
Action will be taken an
the board Of dirsc;or, MI
are about ten apyiica,IOu|
ship to be acted upon N
one desiring to btoem
should make applics,i1,
Gent, W. j Fisher, OF n
secretary, and tac n,,,sI
prompt attention.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
EGISTER'S ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE

Il y pisDtSN.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del,
Sep'emucr 5'h, ~.
Upon the application oi EiiHabeth j., kir-
by, AdministratriI OF W liam hlrh},
late of Wilmington hundred, IN
said county, deceased. 1t Is ordered
and directed by the Register mat the
Admnlstratrlx aforesaid, give notice Of grant
ing ot letters OF Administration upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date pi
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty dsys from the date
of such letters In siI OF the mnht public placee
Of the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demAnds against the estate W
present the same, or ABIDE by an Actor At
eembly IN such case made and proyidtc and
also canEe the tame 10 be inserted within the
same period In the DAILY RKPUBLICAs, q
newspaper published in wilmington, Del,
and 10 he continued therein three weeks,
- Given under the hand and seal OF
IL, e Once of the Register aforesaid, 1t
- Wilmington. in New Castle County
| srOresaid, the day and year above written.
| JOHN X. BRADFORD, HegiEur.
| NOTICE. ALI persons having claims against
| the estate of the deceased must present the
| came, duly atteatea 70 the AdministratTi on
or before scpt. 5th, ISts, or abihe the Act oi
| Assembly In such case m adt ana provided.
| Ell ZABkTlI }, KIRBY,
Admin strAtriN.
AdHre-4, wilmington, Del. h'ptb
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
Fifth ED|
GrAnvn..

"sers for 4
j. d. Hill OF Newa,.
o, the Pomona o,an. a,s
uounty, has been .utHa
. .ne hhne"spspert O, ,bi.
fanols mois and rcsolriloo
,aoasly ",a a. a large u,es,, ,,ya
held in the hall Of ''te.' ,sa
Port Perm on sep,emrubs. rus
adnpn d is ss foilos,.O
r,,siIi.. WmEEnAs. hhtisd \
.,i patrons 70 promote apy1
WHEREAS. Our r,e. p,e.s|
tntien has become 'I,'! IN,
needs eds OF the people, ,b,,' ~
Resolved, That the s', !
mona Grange, and oi oi \
granEes in the copn,,' !
means to secure ibs I.
the election 10 Noyemh,''
tntit nal Convention,
sr d resolution be ssu, en-, = J
publication. ' u
THoMAsF.1
JAMES Has
GEORGE K
d, A. now
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoris,
\, zen she was Child, che cried for LGSioria
Wben she heCal Miss, ghe clung to Castoria
wieo sde.aad Children, she gave them Cas-
CEts-
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
,,ay,pss lians h',,sl

Tho annua! me, meeting 'siassisu Il 4
ten 81 savings FuGa n,,Ios' S'''SS n. A
.,s street, s'o';s os';ss.!sssssys d ID pi's'ss iss,:s
~:;s sssaa..sS'@sass;;Sy T !; Syssss &c s'''S' ''S
sssot Tli. MSn, an Organization.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

Bottar and Eggs.
Ary cne can have the best butter and
ffeeh eggs terved ut his house regularly y
at market prices by dropping . postal
70 cur address.
CRAMER &; DoSOHo,
~. Stall 200, Washingto Market.
Try Powdermsker's boneless ham.
No. 5G7 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED W..
w man to Keep h luss ana DO general
hoGsework Ia tne co4nt!y. address nj, tnls
ottlce. Eo,3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
1t.

Try Powdernsker's boneiess ham.
No. SCI King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

Trv Powdermaker's boueless ham.
No. 5o7 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
TICKETS
NOTICE.

tEYAH tED-A OUMPErENr ENGl-
w neer TO rua sta tionary eng inc In .
II manufacturing establishment In this city I;
must be sober and indus .rious Address
Eng ineer, This ofh,e, ana give reference.
fd-2t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

EJsx sCuTRIz' = A j. E-W1LL ~
IL GOla at public sale, ut oIt Lhtt Sil.h
street, on
SATURDAY ,sEI'rEMaEE 10, 1871,
At2 o'clock y. m,
All tho Etock on hand OF tho lsie Thomas l..
CLARK, deceased, consisting Of Ieady.miI en-
paint, brushes, Warmth, window gIEn In
boxes, single and double tbiok nosr. AIso u
CON piete houge painters outnt OF laddorE
etep.IaddeIs,i aoks, block and faii, irenI f0i
moving sea mold. and paint brasn~s, and
many other articles useful 70 k0u o and IigE
painters. kctEhENA tLSRh.
ssl eco " ExseultlI,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

; y:; i !; ss;:S: ! s:::;ss s.:;::ss Gs's''' Z '''''
his care,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

tXTAH tEp-R YOUNG LADY IN a
w dry goods store; one with somo e1pe'
7'ence preferred. address Calico, this cf
tce. t6.3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

yfOh SALE-A coon SIZED ~
~ newfoundland dog. A. nrst EeA
class watch dog. nl. l.. E.BROWN, $40 Horrison
street. se 81
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

NOTlOE-SoO SHARES NEW SERlEs
IN Mechanics building Loan Stock ipst
Issued and for sale. First payment on the
made to WI. MORROW, Secretary, No
~ fi--s.l ..ss-., - -s::Igs cGourt stten
ton, All cod n
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
ThE Ans .sA vicH BANK.
po. n0z mAkKET sTRERE.

NO. oO2 MAkKET STREE.
HDOhfORATED......' %5'ibN
Opento receive deposits dLi!y from a. Dl
ur.il p. ~, End on TUESDAY and saturday
evenings from 70 O'CLOCK.
The charter Of tho BANK provides that AZ
profits upon It's Investments, except &c much
As it res uired for tho payment OF neosEbafy
expenses and for suitable surplus for the sc
curty Of depositors, shall DO divided Anone
the depositers.
No Ina-.ayer 10 allowed TO borrow any Iar,
OF the funds seposited with the OCrporItion q.
mANA9EKS.
George W. Hush, y. Ailon Killo,,
N. l.. Lichenstsin, Goo. =. OaJSs!ls,
OhGs. W, HOWlsnd, N. II. BhaeoD,
los. l.. Carpenter, Jr., Job h. iacEsoni
Vim, ii. SyItt, Kenny h. lure,
hnIEUny Eixgins, Ewald Fobey,
Warrington NhgcnEe,
MONEY LuAuE EDO1 NUEFGhBrS,
GEO. W. EusH, Gro. Is. DIpELLr,
President. tlos.teai1lat
L. T.TAYLOI, Treasurer.
br-nv jon. h. Ia MArHEn hudiMr.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

:" ANTED-A FARM Or TRACT OF
w Ian OF 10 acres or there about, TO bo
used as al ,stge orargs Lursery for ono or
more years. Address W. q. IA. this ONCE.
e6-5ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

WAErED-A PROTESTANT WHITE
w XIII; must be good washer AMI
rcner, nj S2i ierson street. Eott
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

ErOR KENT-A PAkT OF DIV WELLIEd
u Tor rant TO private hmIly. For par
ticuis rs apply to htALD h 90 Seventh
and Market streots se,S9l0N
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

MY A I L. D-AN EXPERIENCED
w ohild's nurse. app at bos Wssa'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

GcOR SALE-A Coon MAhE, ~
= cuitable for bakery or tho AAX
grocery business. Satisfactory reasons k,von
for selling apply 10 40. s. JEffERlS,
N. l.. cor. rayio and w ilst n ets. e1 3t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

I,tsdf'0i
L,riSsa.,'
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Bln0r ''s
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Rstsns v
riISd'
t,l.bfaI,
IEieslilIi
k,sdiount
EspiiFon,
Syissiiri
sOl'
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sstCiaI I
[shopal!.t,
tNs iSs y
! div. At.
Eyon bo'I
tbAeoa'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06
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y. F,ice
ktrt tN|
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Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

"ANrED-A BUSHEI,ER. APPLY
w at harry Harris, 8le Market ST. 10 u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-06

gTuk hESr-2 ROOMS, WITH USE OF
a. bath, at 80 W .2nd street. so.3tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-20

The oyster supper aud donation q
Dorset last week proved . success not
oaly financially bu. socially. Nearly ev-
erybody vas present aud oil had . good
time. The people 81 gupers. always to b
depended upon In every good york. we're
out In full force, men, women and chill
drsn. Manchester village autographed 70
provide for % hungry psrsons. aud they
came. the professor. the merchant. the
dentist aud IL not the doctor the doctors
villa The drug business uas represented
better than by the proprietor. The Ne
sionsl Express seni their agsotA. the book
store came, the President OF one OF our
marble companies. from Manchester Gen
tire. uss on hsnd 81 usual aud, aitAoSgh
no, very haugry Limself. gave ssbseastiAl
Aid TO feed quite numbrr Of hungry osss,
and II OILY needed the Editor Of Tbs Jorx.
NAL to make couplsts colony represent
leg ell branches Of ipdusiry. We think
ell returned home feeling ,sss Dorsss IL
The plscs 10 60 for snioynsss. ssa. per-
hsps. Wishing thai they lived 10 Dorset
ins,esi Of 10 far on Manchester
AHInsroS
-Artis Stewart. sho hes tssr home 90
-. n -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-20
SPECIAL OFFER.

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a. = y TRIBUNE ~ ala ~ o7N aos
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